Circular Economy Business Grants (Lewisham Council)

Circular Economy Business Grants (Lewisham Council) is sponsored by Lewisham Council. Grants to fund eco-friendly, reuse, and/or repair projects in the borough of Lewisham for sole traders, creatives, and small to medium businesses. The grants aim to help businesses waste less, cut back on fossil fuels, and take other positive environmental actions.

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catch( function (error) { console. error('Failure!' , error); Lewisham Council - Refreshed grants for businesses and organisations driving positive local action Refreshed grants for businesses and organisations driving positive local action The Council is offering new rounds funding under the Climate Grant programme to help local organisations and businesses take action on climate change and build a more inclusive, sustainable borough.

From improving energy efficiency and reducing waste to repairing second-hand items, growing food locally and helping people save money — these initiatives have proven to deliver meaningful benefits for the community.

The Community Energy Fund grants range from £5,000 to £25,000 and are available for local organisations (schools, community groups, charities and faith organisations) running projects that will: improve energy efficiency in homes or buildings promote clean energy solutions like solar panels reduce transport-related energy use educate and inspire action on climate change There are nine Repair, Reuse, Recycle grants of up to £3,000 (as well as wrap-around support) available for businesses, social enterprises, and CICs working to: reduce waste and single-use plastics encourage repair and reuse develop innovative ways to repurpose waste All projects must take place within Lewisham and demonstrate clear benefits to the local community.

Learn more about how to apply, the full eligibility criteria and more by visiting the Climate Grants site . Deputy Mayor Louise Krupski, Cabinet Member for Transport, Environment and Climate Action said: “These grants reflect the Council’s commitment to innovative, inclusive and practical climate solutions.

By investing in local action, we aim to reduce fossil fuel use, tackle fuel poverty and create conditions for lasting positive change within the community. ” Councillor Ese Erheriene, Cabinet Member for Business, Jobs and Skills said: “In Lewisham, we are working to build a more resilient, inclusive and ambitious local economy.

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